Originally Posted by bulldog
156,xxx in one 123,xxx on the other, stuff is lose and rattles (turns up music) and MPG in 156,xxx is awful with oversized tires and lift, getting near 10-11mpg. Still running like champs tho!
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50,000-100,000
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150,000+
Super VXer
156,xxx in one 123,xxx on the other, stuff is lose and rattles (turns up music) and MPG in 156,xxx is awful with oversized tires and lift, getting near 10-11mpg. Still running like champs tho!
Super VXer
Dang ... the cloud cover in that pic makes it look like God don't like Ohio-ians much ... & is about to kick yer butts.156,xxx in one 123,xxx on the other, stuff is lose and rattles (turns up music) and MPG in 156,xxx is awful with oversized tires and lift, getting near 10-11mpg. Still running like champs tho!
Did you adjust your mpg calculations for the bigger tires?
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Put a smiley after you say that Bub.
Super VXer
Haha no I haven't really adjusted for that but I guess I probably should consider that.Wasn't really thought I ever explored. Either way you put it I'm not getting too far on a tank because it goes fast. Trip of 560 miles from Madison, WI to my father's home in Ohio, I fill up twice because the yellow fuel light is scary.Dang ... the cloud cover in that pic makes it look like God don't like Ohio-ians much ... & is about to kick yer butts.
Did you adjust your mpg calculations for the bigger tires?
Super VXer
Yah. The adjusted figures are prolly 11-12 rather than 10-11 ... not a huge difference. My 33's cause about a 10% error on the ODO.
Now here's the scarey part: you get about the same mpg as I do in the 7T RV (unless I'm 'toad-ing' the VX).
Super VXer
185K, lifted with 35's and i get between 14-16 MPG and im not a Conservative driver as you can tell... she is a proton you just cant tell in the pic.
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